Armenia Should Invest More in Families, Not Institutions
This dispatch has been modified to more accurately reflect Human Rights Watch’s recommendations to the Armenian government.
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Iran: Deliberate Coverup of Brutal Crackdown
This news release has been update to correct the date the protests began in Iran, the spelling of Mohsen Khancharli and Ali Fadavi’s names, and the source that reported the arrest of Kaveh and Yashar Daroshafaei.
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This press release has been corrected to indicate that Abbas Ali, the medical worker who was killed, is a medic and not a doctor.
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The second paragraph of this news release was updated to reflect details that were not included in a prior version.
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Japan’s Quiet Embrace of Myanmar’s Top Rights Abuser
An earlier version incorrectly referenced the Independent Commision of Enquiry as the International Commission of Inquiry.
Libya: Deadly Airstrike Apparently Unlawful
We corrected this press release to add the words armed group to the Libyan National Army (LNA).
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